Sources - Tiger Woods plays 18-hole practice round at Augusta National as Masters decision looms

Five-time Masters champion Tiger Woods, who is trying to come back from serious leg and foot injuries he suffered in a car wreck about 14 months ago, played 18 holes at Augusta National Golf Club on Tuesday, sources told ESPN.

Woods, 46, played all 18 holes with his son, Charlie, and PGA Tour pro Justin Thomas, his close friend, sources said.

«He played every one of them,» a source told ESPN. «He looked good to me.»

Woods and his team arrived Tuesday morning at Augusta Regional Airport on his Gulfstream private jet, stirring anticipation on social media that he was preparing to play in the Masters. Augusta National, because of its many hills and length, is considered one of the most difficult walks in competitive golf.

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This past weekend, a since-deleted video emerged of Woods playing at Medalist Golf Club in Hobe Sound, Florida, with his caddie, Joe LaCava, walking with him.

Woods is listed among the expected 91 participants for next week's Masters, the first major championship of the season. But he's yet to officially say whether he's playing.

Woods, a 15-time major champion, hasn't played in a regular PGA Tour event since the 2020 Masters, which was played in November that year because of COVID-19.

This wouldn't be the first time Woods has attempted to return to Augusta National after a long layoff. After multiple knee and back surgeries, Woods won the 2019 Masters, his first major championship in 11 years.

Woods suffered serious injuries to his right leg and right foot in a car wreck on Feb. 23, 2021. The SUV that he